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Submission + - Unique New Website for 200CheapCigarettes.Com for (200cheapcigarettes.com)

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Paul Carlston
Paul Carlston writes: "On July 5, 2007, a new website for Cheap Cigarettes launched at 200CheapCigarettes.Com. This site was conceptualized, programmed, and designed by a team of creative webmasters, under the management of its owner Michael Brooks. July 5, 2007- 200CheapCigarettes.Com website went live on July 5, 2007, completed with a detailed INFO, FAQ and easy One-Step Registration Sections. This website also allows customers to track their orders online; this is an innovation introduced by 200CheapCigarettes.Com 200CheapCigarettes.Com website not alike other websites, provides features that make it easier for users to find the brands and information they need and easier to make orders. The site also uses live support management to handle an already growing amount of data and orders with speed, reliability and confidentiality. "This website and design is the product of vigorous effort by 200CheapCigarettes.Com web team and other staff," said the Michael Brooks, the owner. "At 200CheapCigarettes.Com, it is our goal that all of our customers have a positive shopping experience that will leave them wanting to come back for more. Offering premium quality cigarettes along with excellent customer service gives true value to your purchase." The website design project was accomplished in consultation with other similar websites users and 200CheapCigarettes.Com staff; it represents a large investment in content and management. About 200CheapCigarettes.Com Launched in July 2007, 200CheapCigarettes.Com strives for the excellence in providing online cigarettes sales. The site was created using new ideas, taking in consideration all inconveniences and difficulties that can usually occur if buying cigarettes from another websites. 200CheapCigarettes.Com made all efforts to make online purchases easy and comfortable. Contact For more information, please visit: http://www.200cheapcigarettes.com/ For questions, please email to: support@200CheapCigarettes.com."
Displays

Submission + - Matrox TripleHead2Go Digital Edition reviewed

Submitted by
Might E. Mouse
Might E. Mouse writes: "Matrox has made some refinements to the original TripleHead2Go and has released a digital version of the device. Bit-Tech has a review of the TripleHead2Go Digital Edition up today and on the whole it fares pretty well, but like the older version there are still some drawbacks. From the article: "On the whole, I am very impressed with the TripleHead2Go but there are some definite drawbacks that you might want to consider before taking the plunge. Not every game is supported and you can't guarantee that games you're wanting to play in the future will have support for the super-wide resolutions that the TripleHead2Go can handle.""
Movies

Submission + - Arrest under new NY piracy laws

Submitted by AxminsterLeuven
AxminsterLeuven writes: The Beeb is carrying a story on new tightened New York anti-piracy legislation: A man has been been arrested, after smuggling video recording equipment into a theatre showing the new Transformers movie. "Kalidou Diallo, 48, has been charged with unauthorised use of a video camera in a cinema. Under upgraded legislation, he could face six months in jail and fines of up to $5,000 (£2,487) if found guilty," the BBC reports.
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Submission + - iPhone shunned by London

Submitted by TobyToadstool
TobyToadstool writes: There's an extremely strange video on CNET showing a giant, depressed iPhone wandering the streets of London. It eats fried chicken, fights its way through the London Tube, does its laundry, and gets stuck in a phone box. Then the video shows it going to the cinema and narrowly avoiding a mugging. Stranger still, no one in London seems to be paying it any attention at all. By far the weirdest and funniest take on the iPhone I've seen so far.
Displays

Submission + - Massive screen resolution on a budget

Submitted by Anonymous Coward
An anonymous reader writes: Can't afford a 30" monitor but want a massive screen for your games? Check out the new digital triplehead2go from Matrox — this little beauty gives you a resolution of 3840x1024 over three screens from a dual-link DVI equipped graphics card. Considering that 1280x1024 19" monitors are cheap as dirt these days, you can have an amazing gaming display without mortgaging your house! http://www.trustedreviews.com/displays/review/2007 /07/06/Matrox-Triple-Head2Go-Digital-Edition/p1
Programming

Submission + - How do you learn new languages?

Submitted by Anonymous Coward
An anonymous reader writes: How do you go about learning a new (programming) language? Do you buy a book? Use online tutorials? Message boards? Take a class?
Software

Submission + - Silicon Valley, follow the money

Submitted by
mrspin
mrspin writes: "This week the The New York Times sparked a lively debate, after it published an article which argued that when it comes to creating innovative technology, geography still matters — and that Silicon Valley is the place to be. And it's certainly true that Silicon Valley, compared with other innovation hot-spots, has the much needed Venture Capital and the connections that enable money to flow from one new company to another. Want proof? ZDNet takes a look at LinkSViewer, a new web-based visual networking tool for exploring capital relationships in Silicon Valley."
Novell

Submission + - No truth to Samba rumor

Submitted by
lisah
lisah writes: "Linux.com is reporting this morning that recent rumors of a mass exodus of Samba developers fleeing to Red Hat because they are irate over the Microsoft/Novell agreement are unfounded. Though well known Samba team member Jeremy Allison recently left Novell for Google, Novell spokesperson Kevan Barney says reports that the entire Samba team has imploded are 'incorrect'."
The Media

Submission + - Where Digg Failed

Submitted by
legoburner
legoburner writes: "An interesting op-ed piece has appeared detailing the author's belief that Digg is so fundamentally flawed that it is only a matter of time before it completely collapses. Why Digg Failed has some choice quotes and analysis of why Digg's popularity has caused it to become too similar to tabloids in gaining attention and how quality has fallen drastically as usage has increased. Take note slashdot/firehose!"
Biotech

Submission + - Bionic eye could restore vision

Submitted by
MattSparkes
MattSparkes writes: "A new bionic eye could restore vision to the profoundly blind. A prototype was tested on six patients and "within a few weeks all could detect light, identify objects and even perceive motion again. For one patient, this was the first time he had seen anything in half a century." The user wears a pair of glasses that contain a miniature camera and that wirelessly transmits video to a cellphone-sized computer in the wearer's pocket. This computer processes the image information and wirelessly transmits it to a tiny electronic receiver implanted in the wearer's head."
The Courts

Submission + - In Alabama, Sex Toys are Just Like Prostitution

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An anonymous reader writes: A federal appeals court has upheld an Alabama law banning the sale of sex toys against a claim that the law conflicted with the Supreme Court's prior holding that private sexuality is protected by the Constitution. The court reasoned that, because sex toys are bought and sold in "public" transactions, selling them is just like prostitution, and therefore it could be banned.
Security

Submission + - 2 JavaScript holes (with exploits) this week

Submitted by Anonymous Coward
An anonymous reader writes: Double strike this week for Michal Zalewski, who published JavaScript based exploits for two new web browser vulnerabilities. The one disclosed on Monday allows attacker to read sensitive local files on your computer without your explicit permission, and affects both IE 7 and Firefox 2.0.0.1. The other one allows malicious websites to manipulate authentication cookies for third-party sites, and to possibly do other nasty things as well. A patch for the latter bug, notified to Mozilla on Wednesday, has already been developed and will likely be available in a 2.0.0.2 security upgrade. Obviously enough, users of the NoScript Firefox extension are immune from both these attack vectors.
Education

Submission + - Hacks no longer joking matter at MIT

Submitted by ecklesweb
ecklesweb writes: The Boston Globe reprots that Hacks are no longer a joke at MIT. Three students tripped an alarm while "exploring" the Faculty Club under the cover of dark. Instead of fines or community service, the three students face up to 20 years in prison on charges of felony breaking and entering and trespassing. Of course, maybe it's just *botched* hacks that are no joke at MIT...
Sci-Fi

Submission + - Online psi experiments launched

Submitted by
mindenergy
mindenergy writes: "A series of psi (parapsychology) online experiments were announced to be launched.

From the Press Release: Mind-Energy.net Launches a Series of Mind Power Experiments

A series of combined online and offline experiments designed to verify the existence of human mind's ability to perceive information over distance and to influence events over distance are being launched at Mind-Energy.net website.

The faculties of the human mind, such as remote viewing, clairvoyance, telepathy, commonly referred as 'psi' in the science of parapsychology, are still considered paranormal by the mainstream and require further testing to prove or disprove their existence. The everlasting question whether people possess the sixths sense will be put to test once again in a new series of unique experiments on the 'Psi Experiments' website at http://psi.mind-energy.net.

In addition, the experiments will try to discern whether there's a difference between the results of the two genders and is there any connection between subjective level of competence (level of belief) and actual results. The results and the statistics will be published on the site after each experiment ends.

A new experiment will be started once a month and people all over the world will be able to take part in them, with a chance to win prizes from participating sponsors. Anonymous participation is also possible.

About Mind-Energy.net.
Parapsychology articles and blog on http://www.mind-energy.net is a site devoted to parapsychology, healing and alternative medicine news and articles. The website has published over 150 articles describing health tips, interviews with parapsychology researches and healers, personal experiences and psi research news."

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